Georgia Democrat Enters Primary Over League of Nations Debate
The Georgia Democratic figure announces candidacy in the April 20 presidential primary to frame the party’s stance on the League of Nations. He argues against ratification without reservations and against opposing extreme positions, urging a measured, issue driven campaign.
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Georgia
Democratic Party
League of Nations
League
San Francisco
Democratic
Democratic Congress
Ile
Settled at Last in Brooklyn Victory
In Bensonhurst the event concluded last night as a child named Chris was described as a Bay. Bystanders recalled the moment and confirmed attendance with reactions to the outcome.
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Flatbush
Bensonhurst
Not a Political Reason for Alderman Bid
A dialogue between Mrs Hoyle and Mrs Doyle centers on local politics. They discuss votes for a husband running for alderman and reference board meetings and a complaint about lengthy accounts of his evening activities.
Knotty Problem Scout Rope Puzzle
A humorous Boys' Life exchange features a First-Class Scout noting a rope is too short on one end and a Brilliant Tenderfoot suggesting cutting a piece from the other end and tying it on. The quip reflects outdoorsy humor and scout culture.
England Bears Spirits Craze Sparks Off Stock Surge
The column notes England’s enthusiasm for spirits with chatter that stocks are likely to move into the market. It highlights the high demand and resulting craze among consumers and traders in the island nation.
Despicable Trick Mentioned At Firemen Ball
A Birmingham Age-Herald quote condemns petty thefts and cruel pranks. It compares stealing from a baby or blind beggar to causing disruption at a firemen’s ball grand march. It labels both as contemptible acts yet argues the joker causing chaos at the event is equally wrong.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
The Frenchman's Hands
A playful vignette features Patrice and a puzzled onlooker debating the Frenchman’s patience and accomplishments. The punchline notes his ambidexterity and his ability to swear with both hands, highlighting a light comic misunderstanding.
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Patrice—Lle
Humorous Exchange Among Friends About a Kiss
A playful dialogue features Horace asking Helen about her previous kiss and vowing to confront the mystery suitor. Kielen chimes in with a wary joke that the rival might be formidable, adding lighthearted banter about romance and protection.
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Horace
Helen
Kielen
Tasmania's 2 Million Sheep Set to Export Frozen Meat
Tasmania, a remote part of the British empire, possesses nearly two million sheep and plans to begin exporting frozen meat. With current flocks, it could ship about 100000 carcasses of lamb and mutton, signaling a rise in its industry and trade.
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Tasmania
By Degrees Hub Dress as Extreme
A playful exchange about a woman's dress normalizes its extreme style. The wife claims the outfit is worn to help the husband get used to the one Tam has made.
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Hub
Tam
Boston Transcript
A Scout Roll Call Prank Ends With PBullfrag
At a boy scout meeting the roll is taken by wild animal names. A young scout hesitates then grins and shouts PBullfrag indicating a playful misdirection during the call.
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